The public restrooms at Gerow Park near the trail in West Concord are open from 7:00am to 7:00pm daily (until October 15th). Location is about 100 yards north of the parking lot on Commonwealth Ave. (near the former Concord MCI). Also available, a fountain to fill water bottles.

Surveyors were out Wednesday morning May 15, 2024 at the trail intersection of Edgell Rd in Framingham. #BFRTinFramingham

The 2023 Friends of the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail Fall Newsletter is now available. See the latest news about the trail construction in Sudbury, the Mass Central Rail Trail connection and a new Acton-Carlisle connector trail. bit.ly/Fall-News-2023

Concord and Acton partnered to open four stations of the Minuteman Bike Share this year. The towns are administering an online survey asking questions about the current and possible future bike share program. docs.google.com/forms/d/1VSW…

Acton/Concord – Bruce Freeman Rail Trail (Phase 2B) Ribbon Cutting Event When: Tuesday, October 31st at 10:00 a.m. Where: Bruce Freeman Rail Trail Parking Lot Commonwealth Ave, Concord, MA The Friends of the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail will provide refreshments after the ceremony.

Many people are excited to see pavement on the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail in Sudbury. PLEASE BE AWARE that this is still an active construction zone under the control of the contractor, and you should not use the trail until it is completed (anticipated to be later next year).

The Towns of Acton and Concord will host the Minuteman Bike Share this season. Locations: In Acton on the trail at Brook Street and Concord Road. In Concord at the Visitor Center in Concord Center and along the trail near the Nashoba Brook Bridge. brucefreemanrailtrail.org/se…

The 9th Golden Spike, 2023, a statewide trails conference is on Saturday, 10/14/2023 at Lake Cochituate State Park in Natick. gs2023.org Check out the outdoor tours! The Bruce Freeman Rail Trail in Framingham is featured in Tour 8. gs2023.org/tour-8

August 28, 2023 - An update on the trail construction in Sudbury. brucefreemanrailtrail.org/au…

Acton Recreation Department now has 7 adaptive bikes, including 2 adult recumbent trikes, 2 kids' trikes, and even a side-by-side trike for two riders. Acton residents can borrow the bikes for free and out-of-towners pay a fee of just $5. All the bikes are kept at NARA Park.

Join us on Saturday May 20, 2023 at the BFRT Phase 2D “groundbreaking event” in Sudbury from 10am – 11:30am (rain or shine). The event will be held at Station Road/37 Union Avenue. Parking will be available nearby. Light refreshments will be served. See you there!